August 31, 2021 China‘s Plans for Semiconductor Domestic Production Goes Astray! A Flurry of Derailed Projects Casts Dark Clouds As the Xi Jinping administration intensifies its confrontational stance towards the U.S., it is speeding up domestic production of semiconductors which are “the rice of industry,” in fear of decoupling from the international supply chain. By Kenji Yuasa
December 10, 2025 Thirty Minutes of Terror: Chinese Aircraft Radar Targeting and Japan’s Resolve On December 6, 2025, the airspace overlooking Okinawa’s beautiful seas was gripped by an extreme tension rarely seen even during the Cold War. By Honourway Asia Pacific Limited
February 3, 2022 Tears of Judo Head Coach Kosei Inoue Who Led Japan to Record-High Five Gold Medals On July 31, when Japan’s Mixed Team lost against France in the finals, the judo competition of the Tokyo Olympics ended. By Hiroyuki Tai
January 2, 2024 The Worldly Reason the Angels May Offer Ohtani the Highest-Ever $600 Million Deal On July 27, the Los Angeles Angels announced they will not trade Shohei Ohtani, 29, during the season. By Noboru Kijima